What we are

Anthro Artist
Anthro artists are anyone who draws anthropomorphic art. “Anthro” is defined as something that is essentially non-human (including inanimate objects) that has been given human characteristics, such as having an almost-human bone structure.

Furry/Avian/Scaly
“Furries” are people who have an affinity toward the anthro style of art. Furries usually identify themselves with a “fursona” – an anthro version of themselves. They are a fandom (like anime fans are “otaku”). There are many levels of the furry fandom: It extends from simply being an artist, to wearing “fur-suits,” and attending “fur-cons.” However, this is not limited to furries, it extends to scalies and avians - people who identify themselves with a winged or scaly anthro characters. It should also be noted that while the above is correct, Furry, Avian, and Scaly are just fandoms. A lot of people in the anthro community, while falling under the parameters to be a furry, do not consider themselves to be one for whatever reason. The most common reason I have heard is the Furry association with Yiff. It is common misconception that all Furries are into Yiff, when it is quite the opposite and there is only a rather small following of yiff and the vast majority of furries in the fandom avoid yiff at all costs.

Therian
A “therian” is someone with an integral part of their being as that of an animal - be it their soul or some other aspect of who they are. One does not become a therian, they are born one.

Otherkin
“Otherkins” are similar to therians - but instead of an earthly animal - their soul is that of a fantastical animal. Otherkins include as elves, “fae” folk, and other mythological beings